Tracy S. Morris

When Tracy S. Morris was four years old, she wrote her first “novel” in crayon on the back of a newspaper and gave it to the postman along with an antique silver dollar so that someone could turn it into a novel. She is still waiting to hear back from her publisher.

Tracy’s first novel, Tranquility was published in 2005 by Yard Dog Press. It was the runner up for a Darrell Award for Best Midsouth Science Fiction in 2006. Her second novel, Bride of Tranquility was published in 2009. It was a finalist for the Darell Award in 2010. Both books were picked up in eBook format in 2010 by Baen Books. Her most recent book, The Grantville Inquisitor, which she co-wrote with Brad Sinor, was published in 2021 by Ring of Fire Press.

Tracy has also been a freelance writer, contributing essays and pictures that have appeared in national magazines and newspapers. In pursuit of stories she has photographed presidents and sports legends, but she has also been dragged behind a ski boat in freezing temperatures and horizontal sleet.

Tracy now lives in organized chaos with her husband, two kids and two dogs in Springdale Arkansas.